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Software Engineering Training
Objective: Learn how software can be written using RUP (Rational Unified Process) via our Software Engineering training
Audience: Developers, Business Analysts, Project Managers needing to understand the implications of writing software within RUP
Summary: Introduction to Rational Unified Process training (RUP training) introduces the key concepts, milestones, and workflows found in the Rational Unified Process. Additionally, the Introduction to Rational Unified Process training examines the Unified Software Process as an alternative to RUP.
Objective: Learn how software can be written using the Agile process via our Software Engineering training
Audience: Developers, Business Analysts, Project Managers needing to understand the implications of writing software within RUP
Summary: Introduction to Agile Programming training explores some of the latest trends and practices found in software development process. Our Introduction to Agile Programming training examines key concepts, motivations, and challenges found when adopting an Agile software engineering methodology. Additionally, the Introduction to Agile Programming training compares some of the more common Agile approaches, like Scrum and XP (Extreme Programming).
Objective: Learn common tools using in Agile-based Java development via our Software Engineering training
Audience: Developers wanting to mature their understanding of current software engineering best practices
Summary: Agile Programming with Java training examines modern software engineering management, build, and test strategies using tools like Ant and Maven, JUnit, and Cruise Control. Our Agile Programming with Java training covers the philosophies and strategies for things like testing, code coverage analysis, and continuous integration.
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